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Dagály Baths
- health & wellness
At the moment, there are 10 pools of various forms and temperatures in the facility's pleasant, picturesque surroundings. In 2000, the 2 large-sized thermal sitting pools situated on the territory of the Bath were transformed into 4 up-to-date pools and equipped with water filtering and circulation devices, these are utilized as a children's pool, thermal sitting pool, fancy pool and teaching ...
1135 Budapest, Népfürdõ utca 36. /Public transportation: by subway 3, by tram 1, by bus 133.
Phone: +36 30 215 6566
Dandár Baths
- health & wellness
The architectural plan for the public bath in Dandár street was prepared by Ferenc K. Császár. The Bath was commissioned in 1930, then transformed in 1936. During World War II the Bath was only slightly damaged so it could be opened as soon as 1945. Originally, the Bath operated as a sanitary bath. In 1978, however, following a thorough reconstruction, it was put in operation as a thermal ...
1095 Budapest, Dandár u. 3. /By public transportation: tramways 2 and 24 and buses 23 and 54.
Phone: +36 1 215 7084
Gellért Baths
- health & wellness
The Gellért Thermal Bath and Hotel, known world-wide and highly favoured by foreigners, built in a secession style, opened its gates in 1918 and was expanded in 1927 by the wave-bath and in 1934 by the effervescent bath.
In the course of the modernisation accomplished in our days, the sitting-pool in the swimming complex, the outdoor sitting pool and the children's pool were renovated; ...
In the course of the modernisation accomplished in our days, the sitting-pool in the swimming complex, the outdoor sitting pool and the children's pool were renovated; ...
1118 Budapest, Kelenhegyi út 4. /By public transportation: tramways 18, 19, 47 and 49, buses 7, 7A and 86.
Phone: +36 1 466 6166
Rudas Baths
- health & wellness
The baths is believed to have been built in the 1550s and rebuilt by Pasha Sokol Mustafa in 1566. At that time it was called `Green Columned Baths`. The centre of the present Rudas Baths, the Turkish bath, was formed during the Turkish occupation. It has an octagonal pool under a 10m-span dome supported by eight columns and surrounded by a barrel-vaulted corridor.
It exists today almost ...
It exists today almost ...
1013 Budapest, Döbrentei tér 9. /By public transportation: buses 5, 7, 8 and 86 as well as tramway 18 and 19.
Phone: +36 1 356 1010
4.
- travel
Take tram No. 2 (enjoy the Buda panorama) to Kossuth Square (Kossuth tér) and Parliament
5.
- travel
Take tram No. 2 back from Kossuth Square past the Chain Bridge and continue on to Liberty Bridge (Szabadság híd). Visit the Grand Market Hall (Nagyvásárcsarnok) and the University of Economics.
6.
- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).
Dagály Baths
- health & wellness
At the moment, there are 10 pools of various forms and temperatures in the facility's pleasant, picturesque surroundings. In 2000, the 2 large-sized thermal sitting pools situated on the territory of the Bath were transformed into 4 up-to-date pools and equipped with water filtering and circulation devices, these are utilized as a children's pool, thermal sitting pool, fancy pool and teaching ...
1135 Budapest, Népfürdõ utca 36. /Public transportation: by subway 3, by tram 1, by bus 133.
Phone: +36 30 215 6566
Dandár Baths
- health & wellness
The architectural plan for the public bath in Dandár street was prepared by Ferenc K. Császár. The Bath was commissioned in 1930, then transformed in 1936. During World War II the Bath was only slightly damaged so it could be opened as soon as 1945. Originally, the Bath operated as a sanitary bath. In 1978, however, following a thorough reconstruction, it was put in operation as a thermal ...
1095 Budapest, Dandár u. 3. /By public transportation: tramways 2 and 24 and buses 23 and 54.
Phone: +36 1 215 7084
Gellért Baths
- health & wellness
The Gellért Thermal Bath and Hotel, known world-wide and highly favoured by foreigners, built in a secession style, opened its gates in 1918 and was expanded in 1927 by the wave-bath and in 1934 by the effervescent bath.
In the course of the modernisation accomplished in our days, the sitting-pool in the swimming complex, the outdoor sitting pool and the children's pool were renovated; ...
In the course of the modernisation accomplished in our days, the sitting-pool in the swimming complex, the outdoor sitting pool and the children's pool were renovated; ...
1118 Budapest, Kelenhegyi út 4. /By public transportation: tramways 18, 19, 47 and 49, buses 7, 7A and 86.
Phone: +36 1 466 6166
Rudas Baths
- health & wellness
The baths is believed to have been built in the 1550s and rebuilt by Pasha Sokol Mustafa in 1566. At that time it was called `Green Columned Baths`. The centre of the present Rudas Baths, the Turkish bath, was formed during the Turkish occupation. It has an octagonal pool under a 10m-span dome supported by eight columns and surrounded by a barrel-vaulted corridor.
It exists today almost ...
It exists today almost ...
1013 Budapest, Döbrentei tér 9. /By public transportation: buses 5, 7, 8 and 86 as well as tramway 18 and 19.
Phone: +36 1 356 1010
4.
- travel
Take tram No. 2 (enjoy the Buda panorama) to Kossuth Square (Kossuth tér) and Parliament
5.
- travel
Take tram No. 2 back from Kossuth Square past the Chain Bridge and continue on to Liberty Bridge (Szabadság híd). Visit the Grand Market Hall (Nagyvásárcsarnok) and the University of Economics.
6.
- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).